American University / Washington / U.S. Army Europe / Institute for East-West Studies / Supreme Allied / Yale / University of Colorado / Cold War Spy Mission / Army / Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs / Center for International Security and Arms Control / United States Military Liaison Mission / Cold War Intelligence / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / Department of State / U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency / Central Intelligence Agency / U.S. Mission / Stanford University / U.S. intelligence / KGB / Stanford / University of Texas / /
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John Fahey / Thomas Schelling / Thomas Lough / William L. Ury / J. Phillip Rogers / George Bailey / Barry M. Blechman / Kurt Gottfried / David M. Bernstein / Cooperation / John Shalikashvili / CINC USAREUR / Tony Geraghty / Klaus Eichner / Philip J. Farley / Ernest May / Sergei A. Kondrashev / William Hilsman / Thomas S. Lough / Timothy A. Seman / David E. Murphy / Morton Halperin / Andreas Dobbert / Bennett McCutcheon / Ulla Magnusson / Robert Jervis / Timothy Seman / Alexander Dallin / John A. Fahey / Alexander L. George / Thomas W. Wolfe / Paul Skowronek / Gregory S. Parnell / Paul G. Skowronek / Dorothee Mussgnug / Peter Wyden / Lynn E. Davis / Arthur Nicholson / William Ury / Bruce G. Blair / Kurt Campbell / /
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intelligence collector / Lt. Col. / General / officer / Secretary of State / Author / Spy / scholar of crisis management / Commander / Major / /
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Franklin / /
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Texas / New Jersey / New York / Massachusetts / Colorado / /
PublishedMedium
The Journal of Conflict Resolution / the Hotline / /
Introduction: United States Military Liaison Mission as Crisis-Prevention Mechanism “[T]hese Missions in East [Germany] are actually the ‘watchful eye’ of the Western Forces behind the Iron Curtain.”1 The scenar